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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
Paying for Coincidence.

It is said that Mrs. Logan had to pay
$50 for messages of coincidence sent her
when the General died. This is an ex-
perience which has come to many per-
sons under similar circumstances. 1t
seems SO strongly tho case that good
taste would dictate the prcpayment of
such dispatches to the senders but the
most considerate and generous people
are oftentime thoughtless. AS for pro
payment of telegraphic dispatches on
other subjects it is probable that moro
come to Washington making inquiries
about matters which are Of moro private
concern to the senders than to any other
city in the country, and perhaps in the
majority of instances the man who is
asked to give tho information is told tho
dispatch was sent "collect" ".-Washing-
ton Correspondence Baltimore Sun.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
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The Liquor Question in InucuStCr.

This pcrplcXinG question will not down
at the bidding Of any man, or set of men.
Again the matter of "liccnsc' or mo IL
censc,' is warmly discussed here and there,
Men who have heretofore opposed license
and done all in their power to crush Tie
evil in this community, have about come to
the conclusion that it is no use to fight il
any longer upon the present basis. Popu
lar appetite seems to control public sen,i
mcnt And change is coming over th,
people which will demand from our next
LcglslrtlIrc the repeal of the present pro
hibitory law and enact Il "high license law
open to all who comply with its provisions.
The present law is ''laughing Stock for
the MOrlN. LMncHIcI LcIn.r
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
Running Away Will His 1irc'a Aunt.

James Mcdlin has been married for 81
years and he and his wife have ALWAYS
lived peacefully and happily together.
Nothing had ever occurred until last Tues
day to mar their connubial happiness wh.u
his wife, through motives unknown, ran.
away with Joe Mcdin nephew Of James
and who is also married and las five chill
drcn. They. took with them about so in
clothing and money. Mr.. Mcdlin was in
town yesterday on his way to Cleveland.
n. e., where he has traced the couple, an,
says all he wants is his clothes and money
The parties live in the upper part Of til,
county. - GTeenCWe NcrS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
DIR. NoUdrOW's sucvrssar.

At their meeting in Augusta Yesterday.
the Directors Of the Columbia Theological
Seminary elected the Rev. DR.. G. B
Stricken, of Atlanta, to the chair made
vacant by the removal Of Dr. Woodrow,
DR.. &. {. llcrsman was elected to the CHAIR
OF biblical Criticism vacated bv the Rev,
&. II. ucmphill. The election Of a S,c,
ceSsor to the Rev. W. +. Bnggs was Iost.
poncd for the prcscnt--thc duties of that
CHAIR to be discharged by the other profc,.
SOlS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10

The 'Favoritc Prescription" Of Dr..
IIcrcc cures ''fcmalc weakness" and kim
drcd affections. BY druggists.
"llow is it none of my contributions are
ever uscd?' asked Il w0uld.be contributor
OF an editor. ''Iou must be mistaken.
DO you write on one side of The !npor onIy?''
"Certainly." "Thcn it's all right We
write our editorials on the blank side,
Never DC afraid of your contributions not
being used"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
Good Farming,

Mr.. II. X. Cunningham is one Of the few
farmers in this county who has expended
much effort in cnriching and Improving his
lands. BY drainage and other means ne
has gotten his farm up to high state of
cultivation. The past year he planted l2O
acres in cotton and made 100 bales aver
aging 425 pounds per bale: s acres in wheat
and made 222 bushels; and 20 acres in corn
onI made 700 bushels Had the seasons
been good he would probably have done
mach better. .-L0Ac0stci' Lcdycr.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
NO Back Paw.

We stated last week that Mexican vctcr
ans past the age Of 81 would get back pay
from the time they attained that age. 4
letter from Washington informs rs that
this is not the case. We wrote thithcr for
the purpose of asccrtaning. The pay will
begin with the filing and approval Of tht
appilcatlon with the Commissioner. Th,
justice OF such back pay was so apparent
10 our NINA as to lead us to make this mis-
take. EMleEe!N LALOnicIc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10

7Ihe Boston Globe says: "rhe Rev.
Sam Jones has made the best impress
sion on Boston Of any reyivalist who has
visited the city in recent years. He is d
man OF brains and originality, and Bos.
ton likes men of that stamp.6
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
= . ls1-71I-l--5-l-7--1------
ANY Small Boy, with n Stick,

Can kill q tTer--if the tiger happens to
be found when LHlyya little cub. 30 con-
sumption, that sadliest and most feared of
diseases, this country, can assuredIy be
conquered an' destroyed if Dr. Pierce's
Golden MerG;al Discovery" be employed
early.
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"The plays the thing,
Wberein IN raacb Tho. ro
king

Wherein III reach the conscience of the
king" ....
And equally true is It that DR.. Piercc's
Pheasant Purgative Pellets" (the original
Little Liver Pills. are the most cfrectual
means that can be used to reach the scat
of disease, cleansing the bowels and sys
tenn, and assisting nature In her recupcTa.
Tive work, by druggists,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
BLOOD AND MONEY.

The blood OF man has much to do in
shaping his actions during his pilprimngo
through this troublesome world. reonr1-
less OF the amount of present oioexEoct-
ant money III pocket or stored away in
bank. 1t Is II conceded fact that wa on.
pear as our blood makes us. and III,
purer tho blood, the happier, healtl,icr @
prettler and wiser we are; hence the oFi
repeated intorrogatory, show is yonr
Dlood! With pure streams Of lifu-piyinp
fluid coursing through our veins, bound
ing through our hearts and Dlouohinp
through our physical frames, our morals
become better, our constitution stronrcr
our intellectual faculties moro acute and
grnnder, and men, women and children
happier, healthier and more lovely.
Inc unprecedented demand, the mn
paralleled curative powers, and the mn
mlSfakaolo proof from those Of unim
pcachablc character and integrity, point
with an unorring finger to b. b. b
botanic Blood Balm-as far the best, tho
cheapest, the quickest and the grandest
and most powerful blood remedy ever
before known to mortal man, in the re-
hct and positive euro Of Scroiula, Rhcu-
matlsm, Skin diseases, all taints Of blood
poison, Kidney complaints, old ulcers
'N' ~. '"iCcIS, CtluIFll, Ctc,
Is: Is. Is. IS only about three years ole
q baby in age, Il giant in powcr-but
no remedy i'll America can or cvcr haa
made such Il wonderful showing in its
magical powers in curing and entirely
cradicating the above complaints, aud
gigantic sales in the face Of frcnzicd op
position and would-bo moncycd monopo-
lists.
Letters from all points whcro intro
duced are pouring in upon us, speaking
i'll its loudest praise. Some sNy they re-
ccivo moro boucht from ono bottle OF l}.
b. Is. than they have from twenty, thirty
and fifty and even one hundred bottles
OF u hoaStcd decociion of inert and non
medicinal roots and branches 0f common
forest trees. We hold tho proof in black
and white, and We also hold the fort.
All who desire full information about
tho cause und Curo Of Blood nCisons,
Scrofula and Scrofulous Swellings, VI
GERS, Sores, Rheumatism, Kidney Com
plants, CatArrh, etc, can secure by mail; {;
free, a copy of our 81 page illustrated
Book of Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address,
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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Hoi2l and Surgical Institute
StaR o2 E.isi,tCcE Experienced and SIKH.
fuu h'hyEicin.,s and SURGEONS.

AL CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALITY
Patients treated hero or at their homes. Many
successfully as if h"rc in person. Como and
see us, or send ten cents in stamps for our
y in"ahd5' Guido.Eook,' which gives all partc-
ular5: Address: WORLD'S DISpENSARY MEDI-
CAL ASSOCIATION, GG3 Main st., Buffalo, Ny.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24

The largest orange ever produced IN Flor
ida has been .Ilad from Gardner S. Har-
dees grove b. Breyard county The variety
is known as the London navel The orange
was lJL inches m circumference and
weighc exactly two pounds and two ounces
This specimen sas not a grape fruit or pome
or any other o,cr.rown variety Of the citrus
family aside from tle orange, but was bona
hde orange IN every respect
The Congregational library at Washington
will cover I'D 900 square feet, more than two
and hall acres Mr. smithmeyer, % whom
the library has been ntusted, has carried
on. SAYS The American Architect, elaborate
tests 0f The resisting power of the soil on
which it will stand & loaded ear was
broug,t to bear ON the earth OF the exca-
vated trenches n such q way as 10 prove
that the resistance was equal TO thirteen and
a half tons 10 the square foot. As the esti-
mated weight Of the building is between two
and fnres tons 10 the square foot the chances
OF su6.ideuce of walls aud consequent dis
asters ar. reduced t0 "a minimum. The Ger
man parliament house covers 10000 square
feet, the Royal library at Munich 5000,
tho library of the British museum 1900
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
s.w York stock Market.
.ported by q. w. Branch Il Co., bankers
~ III Main street

Reported by G. w. Branch Co.. BANKERS
and brokers No. I'LL Main street.
New YORK. November 23.-Our mar
ket opened firm in response to higher
London market, but eased of on reported
cuts by the Grand Trunk, and that other
roads had decided TO follow the cuts. II
was announced that Reading and Jersey
Central would be taken out Of receivers
hands next January I'd, and this kept
Rea ling steady. but there was very little
trading In Jersey Central. Pennsylvania
statement for October shows a decrease
of $40. 900, the worst in five years. The
CLIQUE brokers moved up some fancies,
and Union Pacific WIS bought by several
Boston houses-this stock is easily moved,
as there is generally big short interest
in it, and Boston works II for the scalp.
Aside from this the day had no feature.
Western specials say the 1t. Pauls grin
rates will not be c. anged for the present,
and the other roads are pressing ~.
Paul people not to cut grain as was ex-
pected beginning to morrow. Closing
deals were firm at about the best prices
Of the dBy.
Money, 4i@5; closing, A..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24
BOTTLES AND RAGS.

Bottles had been declaimiug from the
ton OF a barrel which stood among other
merchandise upon the dock, when a slim
mite of n girl came toward him from the
other side Of the wharf Bottles jumped
down from the barrel, and. with stage
stride, approached the girl. They are a
quaint pair; he gatherer Of empty bot
ties. she rag picker If ever they had
names they are now no longer spoken, for
they are known among the quarters they
visit rs Bottles and Rags. They were
Boston street waits.
Bottles Is one mass Of tatters and Hit
tiers from cr0wnless hat TO torn shoes
through which his frost bitten toes peep.
And the girl if anything, Is more ragged
than he As he grasps hold Of the hand
the spirit of the man within him speaks:
poor little Rags cold as hunk OF
ice Where YOU ben, what You goti ana
what YOU coin 70 do with it, II you We
ben and got nuthin' and can't do any
thin, then come with yer father He's
got ten cents, and ten cents ii buy a plate
Of fried cakes, kid
u was interesting TO study the expires
sion Of utter strust which came upon the
klll idCt WHlic tht DOs IT 0PN"".'r' ~
father That was only pet term he was
wont 10 use, expressive Of his guardian
ship over her.
BOTTLES" said the girl, after short
pause, what's the most money you ever
had in all yer life,'
"1o onct, do you mean, Rags"
"Nup
DWELL let me see; had-whyl last
Christmas / had as much as one seventy
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"You poor thing yer too poor fur me 10
'sociate with, 80 broke in the girl, as she
drew her ragged skirt away with mock
pride.
"See here, Rags, you've alters ben
square with yer father. You've got sun
thin on yer mind Jist tell me the hull
thing er-I'll cut you of with ten cents
not havin' the reg lar shillin'."
Feast your ewes OH that, said the girl
holding out the hand which she had con
cealed behind her
The boy fell back a step or two as he
gazed upon the article which she held.
Rags hain't brought you up better
ner this? You, yOu who picked ont the
gutter Oh it's sharper than a snakes
tail 10 have priggin darter ~
"But didn't prig the puss, quickly
exclaimed Rags.
"Ahl spoken like me own dutiful child
/ say, Rags, is the puss well heeledF'
Il hain't looked; it's heavy, though,
and it iingles only found IL while go
over on India wharf run all the way
TO find you.
Bottles took the purse in his hands. As
he felt the magic touch Of its contents
through the saken mesres il drove all
thought of cold or hunger away.
In the purse was more money than
either had ever before touched. In il
was warmth and victuals, though Bottles
gave no thought 20 either, so Overjoyed
was he IN the possession Of the precious
money, real gold and silver, for he could
tell that by its clinking
The two waits finally, cold and tired,
reached the tumble down structure II
South street where they lodged They
climbed up the rickety stairways passed
through the narrow, dark and i'll smelling
halls until they reached the attic door,
upon which Bottles tapped softly.
A small circular disk in one OF the
upper panels Slid back, and thin, beak
like nose with pair of red trimmed eyes
appeared IN the opening, as sharp, raspy
voice inquired:
who's therey'
"Bottlc. and Rags, " responded the boy.
The door was opened and the pair passed
into the low, musty smelling room.
"Got 'nthing'" asked the raspy voiced
female
"Nixy,n returned the boy The purse
in his pocket seemed determined 10 Jingle.
This would have been "a dire calamity; for
the old woman would have bounced upon
II like hawk.
and your" asked the woman, turning
toward Rags.
The girl held her hands out, palms down
and open.
"Humphl purity pair. No bottles, no
rags, got nothin'l Can't stay here to
night"
ooh, yes, NANNY forgot. I've got
dime. Can't you let MS stay fur thatf'
broke in Bottles.
"A dime. small nun. well, 81 me
the money, - said the woman.
Bottles laid the piece upon her out
stretched palm. She threw bag hood
over her iron gray locks and taking a
noseless pitcher from the window sill,
went put
Good. She's gone fur beer. When
she drinks beer she sleeps, and when she
sleeps, we counts the contents Of this puss.
Rags, / say, kid, well have daisy time
tomorrow Did you know tomorrow
was the day fur dom big eatinf It's a
regular hollerday, and all us rich coons
don't have to DO nothin' but injoy our
oel,ss."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24

RICmOSD. Va, November %.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat A bushels
C0ru.-s1s bushels
Oats 80 Oou iushcls.
peas.-3G bushels
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Whi e., 20 bushes PRIME 40 SIC.
L0ngberry. 6p1 bushels prime on pr yate
terms. 200 bushels good 90 s2c ~ bushels
common az 73c go b sh Is common 90 h3c
Mixed - bushels very g00i az o,c. Short
berry. 40 bushels very good 700 s7c ~
bushels very good 40 SIC, 400 bushels fair
40 7cc.. 800 bushels good 20 Sc, 5t
bushels common 90 12c 80 bushels com
mon az zoe. Total sales Of wheat. 3szi
bushels
Corn White. $50 bushels prime new on
pr waite terms. 20 bushels prime new 90 SIC.
As bushels ye.y go ID new at 52c MiNel,
5O bushels very good new at pc.
Oats.-spring 80 bushels prime az &c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
Qnotations-Middling, Zoe. l0w middlng
g;c good ordinary SIC
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24
looking up quickly

'HAIN'r THIS JIsI OLD sCRuMrsnusy
sNot il the court knows hs,elf l
paid for all that comes 10 this table in the
way OF grub. own all, bat them dishes,
spoons, forks and sich. and But hold
up III 20 put flea in this feller's ear
who sold me the checks. Bottle, rose
and went to the cashiers desk 4 pc
culiar expression came upon his face as
the boy spoke 10 him. Then he reached
down under The desk and handed ont II
paper sack The boys lace was wreathed
with smiles when he came back
ITS all right, Rags. / told him as
how / reckOned we'd have TO make tnis
feedir' last til next Thanksgiving, also
that We wasn't bloated bankers and had
hard diegin' FUR grub. lie give me this
bag. and said could take all thar we
couldn't eat. Hain't II slickf'
well. ] should smile. Here's tive jam
tarts''----
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24
Tobacco Market.

RIcHMoND, Va. November %.
There were a few sales Of low grade
filters made to-day, with some odds and
ends sales. The feeling in the market
for old is altogether better. Loose sales
were larger with highest prices Of the
season on good dark reds at 81, TO- and
10. cents.
The exchange will be closed to-mor-
row
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24
Calling over In Manchester the othel

Calling over In Manchester the other
day We dropped into the nrst-class bakery
establishment Of l.. & V. Stems. and found IL
fitted up in first-class style with all the neces-
sary supplies Of good things, such as always
remind US OF Christmas Bread, crackers bis
cults, etc. In abundance; cakes. and variety
OF good things for the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed "A model bakery. and one that de
serves and Is fast gaining the support OF the
public. BE sure 10 call In and see them at
1905 HUI street. Manchester.
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DIRECTORY

BUSINESS HOUSE,

r., 'iOlSE~
Tie Directory belo,e of r,E,u.
business houses, g,rinQ n,,y L. a''a g)S
business, 'o1H be found oerv u.sf,l ' @. a'1
q reference fer inforaatsoa 49,. . ''''>
49," a" We 0gerent branches Of buasI. ~
H. analytical Ihemi.f.
charnt', I" fhOhlING. IFS. l,yolf,.
mond and AZ, peake and Ohio and
, .iO,i1 anu AHeshany railroads 80 ~,
echuVn 70 ores aud mineral - 'f't'a. a.
4, Architects
VI. >. DlMMOck, llU8 r. Ma,
ieSpondence solicited.
,r,,,, Bsrberst
AN n. GARDNER ga
sh.D,, mar cutting dyo.ng. .h.g.
Bakers
III, u AoNu STEAM RAkrRy D.
t.plielof. u ;. Twelfth .tr-.f "a
10 Boots and shoes,
N' hAHDALE, 1918 B.. Man .f,,..
-'' - mems and g. ana ft..t.l
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'-'A'' 'eti- tongues asIe,afr
,t,,.,,. candy Manufacturer.
III hh Is. DYER 90 T. N......
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'nei"hee Cough Drops. ',i
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IoltN d. hEhlAG. D0rnrr.f rnr.......
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Carriage and Rurul...
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Contractor, and BUILDER.
N''. h'l oloN, lb b. Ntn .fn.f
Country Produce.
81. ALLLhc S. co.. D. arfI $50.
t'ehin street. Potatoes. butter no
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B ltLD DAIRY luMus Wr...... ..
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ste tui retail Proprietor Of luf..
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hrATK NECrRITIEs.
CRY BONDS
RAILROAD STOCKS.

Richmond SIS. ls86-l9O9.....
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is what those who are acquainted with
tim, call Dr. David's Vegetable Liver Pulls.
Beng free from Mercury and all Mineral Poi
SONS, they are safe and Harmless As they
contain the most Valuable Vegetable ingred-
tents known % Pharmacy they are the best
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MRS. EMMA GRIFFrTHs
Unltia. Tenn, March 2. 1856.
Webb CITY, Ark, Blood.

Having tested 3. Is. b. and found il to be al
that is clam, for IL. / commend II L. any and
ever one suffering rom blood poison. II has
done me more good for less money and in a
shurter space OF time than any blood lurner
ever USED | owe he comfort OF my lite tOits
use, for have been troubled " IN a severe
form OF blood olson Tor 5 Or6 y airs and l. und
no relief equal to hat given by the use Of
b. Is b. " e.. MCGAUnEY.
Webb City, Ark, May 3, 1866.
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Learn TO Write RAPIDLY,

learn bookkeeping, shorthand, and type
writing, at the Pen Art ii Il and South
ern Business College, over 700 East Broad
street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24

All who desire full information about the
cause and cure Ot Blood POisOus. SCruiula, and
Swtllings, Ulcers, Sores kheuma
tism. Kidney complaints. Catarrh. etc. can
secure by mail tree, a copy OF our - page Illus
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known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
nOl3tf Atlanta Ga.
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Life Is " orth

living II the Liver il not disordered
Therefore. II YOU suffer with Sick Headache,
BilliOusness, Constipation orany Liver trouble,
take DR.. Dayids Liver Pills. 25 Pills tor pc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24

We are the sole agents Of the celebrat-
ei La N0rmandi Cigar.
CHANBERLAYSE & Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24

CITY BOTIllNG HOUSE. lH
street. Manufacturers 0f YAM
uui mineral walters.
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WALLEN a. NKAf. Seventh ..I l.
streets. Monuments tom0s. ma .t.ia.
fIr-. $50.
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PRAISE GOD, FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS
FLOW,
PRAISE HIN, ALL CREATURES HERE BELOW;
PRAISE HIN ABOVE, Yf HEAVENLY HOST
PRAISE FATHER, son AND HOLY GHOsIl
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Contractor, and Builders
A'. HOUSTON. lb b.. NHr rn.'t
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To our Advertisers.

Telephone at . pm TO tie TINES office
$40, # You have an item of news, and IL
will be published in our telephone column.
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A box Of good cigars or demijohn OF
old Madeira or sherry wine 10 nice Christ
mas present, and can be had OF
ChAMBEHLAYSk Co.
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.. .u
4. Do bhh DLhl Is N'a Ni ..'N'.
5.i,,.s' 'i'i'. ....'.. ...,....
g.. NA~lf0N s. son. No.1 ~. Ie.I.fa
X. H. CHATFIN AGO.. Au.I IS. It.f.
J. THOMPSON Brown S. CO.. IIIl b. Pa.
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